AIFARMS

REU Students

2022

Domonique Finch

Tuskegee University

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 2: Labor Optimization for Livestock
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Angela Green-Miller and Dr. Vikram Adve
 

Ethogram Development for Lipopolysaccharide Study

Imani Fuller

Tuskegee University

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 2: Labor Optimization for Livestock
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Angela Green-Miller and Dr. Vikram Adve
 

MEthods in Behavior for Animal Responses

Omkar Haridas

University of Illinois

Research Group:
CROPPS
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Matthew Hudson
 
Algorithm Acceleration Related to Crop Systems

 

Jelena Herriott

Langston University

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 3 Environmental Resilience
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Lisa Ainsworth
 
SoyFACE Data Compilation and Analysis

 

Kayvon Crenshaw

University of Illinois

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 2: Labor Optimization for Livestock
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Vikram Adve
 
A Data Processing Pipeline for Video Streams

Grace Hystrom

University of Illinois

Research Group:
CROPPS
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Steve Moose
 

Monitoring Nitrogen-Responsive Phenotypes in Corn with the TerraSentia Rover

Christian Peterson

Tuskegee University

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 2: Labor Optimization for Livestock
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Angela Green-Miller and Dr. Vikram Adve
 
Ethogram Development for Computer-Based Detection of Estrus in Individually Housed Goat Does

 

Sanchez Rolle

Tuskegee University

Research Group:
AIFARMS Thrust 4: Soil Health
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Andrew Margenot
 
Standardizing Soil Enzyme Assays for Reproducible Biological Soil Health Measurement
Sponsored by Microsoft

 

Maxwell Saine

Tuskegee University

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 2: Labor Optimization for Livestock
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Angela Green-Miller and Dr. Vikram Adve
 
Dataset Development for Complex Pig Production Systems
Sponsored by Microsoft

Miles Thurman

Tuskegee University

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 2: Labor Optimization for Livestock
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Angela Green-Miller and Dr. Vikram Adve
 

Understanding Inflammation in the Gastro-Intestinal Tract Through Piglet Behaviors

Sponsored by Microsoft

Darius Tubbs

Langston University

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 1 Autonomous Farming
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Girish Chowdhary
 
Field Testing and Data Collection for Autonomous Robots
Sponsored by Corteva

 

Diandre White

Tuskegee University

Research Group:
AIFARMS: Thrust 2: Labor Optimization for Livestock
Faculty Mentor(s):
Dr. Angela Green-Miller and Dr. Vikram Adve
 
Using Image Segmentation to Develop a Dataset for Building Computer Vision Models

 

The Artificial Intelligence for Future Agricultural Resilience, Management, and Sustainability (AIFARMS) Institute is supported by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture and the National Science Foundation.

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